The article examines the declining relevance of the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) in U.S. economic policymaking, particularly under President Donald Trump. Traditionally, the CEA provides objective economic advice to the president, but Trump often sidelined this council. Instead, he dismissed
President Donald Trump's recent decision to adjust his tariff policies amid a deeply volatile global economic environment has sparked significant discourse and market reactions. On Wednesday, April 2, Trump announced a temporary pause on most national tariffs while hiking tariffs on Chinese
Connecticut is grappling with sizeable economic challenges as it confronts the dual pressures of reduced federal assistance and an impending recession. Governor Ned Lamont and state legislators are tasked with developing strategies to address these issues while ensuring the state's financial
In April 2025, President Trump implemented significant tariff increases on U.S. imports, marking the most dramatic shift in U.S. trade policy in over a century. Economic experts foresee these tariffs leading to higher inflation and slower growth, raising fears of a global recession. The scope of
Imagine a world where your everyday products like smartphones, clothes, and appliances suddenly become exorbitantly expensive because of government policies. That's the dilemma presenting itself to consumers and businesses alike with President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, announced on
President Trump's sudden imposition of tariffs has caused significant turmoil in global trade, leading to various challenges for the Canadian economy. In response, Liberal Leader Mark Carney has unveiled an extensive plan aiming to steer Canada through these turbulent times. Drawing on his